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dpkonofa
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Yes and that’s a direct quote from Gay during the hearing - “Gay, in her testimony, said such speech can be a violation of the school’s policies “depending on the context” if it is “targeted at an individual.””
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Westboro Baptist is allowed to protest at Harvard graduations based on the university’s policies. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2010/12/2/harvard-protest...
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Because Elise Stefanik, the Congresswoman in question, cosponsored the “Protecting Free Speech” Act and the “Restoring Academic Freedom on Campus” Act which are supposedly meant to “prevent colleges and universities from stifling the free e
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dpkonofa
3y ago
It’s already been ruled that “death to queers” is allowed as long as it doesn’t target individuals or amount to a “true threat” which exactly what Gay’s point was during the hearing. The speech itself is protected unless it’s targeted (whic
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3y ago
It is a hard question to answer because the school has a policy of allowing and supporting free speech. The question isn’t black and white. If you support free speech, you have to support objectionable speech that you disagree with, unles
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dpkonofa
3y ago
What inconsistencies are you referring to? I don't think I've had any desyncs or inconsistencies in the Fitness app.
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dpkonofa
3y ago
>As web developer myself, I couldn’t help but smirk >Plug-in time, or change the CSS, or somehow add it to the theme itself, which I never figured out how to do Ok, buddy… I think your definition of “web developer” and mine are quite
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Nonsense. The blame falls on the people being dishonest and malicious. Full stop.
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dpkonofa
3y ago
You literally just said “they were enabled in their crimes”. That is victim-blaming.
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3y ago
Thank you! This victim-blaming nonsense is so infuriating to see. As long as people are willing to be dishonest, this same thing can happen in any area where spaces are designated for certain people. The argument the parent is making is ess
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dpkonofa
3y ago
How did you get anything amazing out of that when they're essentially victim-blaming?
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dpkonofa
3y ago
This is a poor breakdown that blames the victims of peoples' dishonesty (and that includes the conference organizers). It is not the fault of the organizers that these men were dishonest. It is the men's fault that they were disho
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dpkonofa
3y ago
The policy isn't to blame. The bad actors are to blame. Non-binary people are also under-represented in tech and the change was an attempt to deal with a situation that is itself non-binary, despite what people may pretend. Most men ar
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dpkonofa
3y ago
How so?
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dpkonofa
3y ago
This is exactly it. Anti-vaxxers use "jab" as a derogatory term to try and make it seem malicious.
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I don't use Twitter so, no, it has nothing to do with Twitter.
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Thanks for not downvoting me and attempting to see things from a different perspective. This is exactly what my reaction was based on. Anyone in the US is probably sick of hearing their crazy family members talk about "the jab" an
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I love that people want to blame what happened on non-binary and trans people as if it's their fault that all these cis men are liars. I'm seeing far too many comments about blaming this on "gender ideology". Victim-blam
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I love DuckDuckGo but Apple needs to invest a lot into it if they want it to be anywhere on par with Google. I use DDG primarily as much search engine on all my devices but the lack of customization in the search input and the fact that the
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Oh. WTF is this article? “Jabs”? No one seriously studying the science of this would refer to them as that.
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I think that’s because it seems like the OP misunderstood what was being asked of them. I think you’re 100% right here (having gone through this exact process and choosing, exactly as stated, to remove Activation Lock/Find My via my pe
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3y ago
>Were inappropriate or flawed repairs ever a significant problem? Are there other solutions to that problem? Could there exist a third-party repair service or parts manufacturer competent enough to be authorized? Yes, and they continue t
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I disagree. Twitter is already dying, albeit slowly. Reddit will suffer the same fate. The entire reason Reddit grew the way it did was because it had content that other sites didn't have and the reason it had that content was because
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dpkonofa
3y ago
This seems a little disingenuous. The entire reason that user-serviceable devices aren't possible is that the tooling required to service them becomes more and more specialized as the devices get smaller. It's not a matter of whet
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Except it is. What part on the phone can't be replaced? What is Apple lying about? Even if you don't calibrate the parts, the phone is still usable, you just don't get the features of the calibration - battery status/lev
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I'm pretty sure you have a few options - you can download an old version of Steam and just not update, you can download the games for offline use and then copy them to the VM, you can just download a crack for that game since any game
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dpkonofa
3y ago
I had the opposite experience. I have a personal iPhone and a work iPhone and every time my work iPhone is near my work computer, it switches to it whether I want it to or not. It drives me nuts. It's fine when I want to initiate it bu
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dpkonofa
3y ago
Can't you just play these in a VM?
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dpkonofa
3y ago
This is great to know. For some reason, I got the impression that Sweetwater was a terrible company but I can't, for the life of me, remember if that's based on a personal purchase I made from them (and I made several) or if it wa
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dpkonofa
3y ago
How so? If the customer doesn't want their money back and didn't intend to get their money back, that seems completely reasonable. There's no reason someone should expect that a purchase they made got removed without their co
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